Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-15
BELLAIRE.
The family of 4. Wiley has moved to the
Moundsville camp ground.

- 49,
Washington. D. c., to work.
Tie assessor is Getting III mis- closing
licks.
1t will not he long err some of the tenteTs
90 10 Burr's Mills.
1t seems that the majority Of our people
take no interest in musical entertainments
whatever.
o. Young has mai mis- place Of business
nicely fixed up.
Most of the money subscribed to the
park fund Was collected last week.
George Harrison addressed the miners IN
City Hall on Thursday night.
Council held Il special meeting to pay
claims.
The pickpocket was an unheari-oiquan
tity the last circus day. 1t appeared as II
it was not necessary for the gamblers to
resort to any stealing, As dupes who would
risk their money on chance gaines were
many.
Itw thought that the Princess would
he running again by this time, but repairs
progress slowly.
Miss Laura Robinson is laid up with
typhoid fever.
The Willing Workers Society has about
thirty members.
Bellaire has ten shoe stores now-one for
every thousand OF population.
Steel workers from here went to Ben
wood and participated in u match game oi
ball yesterday.
1t is said that William Barnard will
erect several new houses up Indian Run.
This historic old section, especially III the
n~eighhorhood Of Gus HardenStein's new
home, is beautiful country. 1t l. not
prairie land, by any means, but the sur
roundings are beautiful in the extreme, and
lust now nature wears her Sunday clothes
The Buckeye Building Association has
decided to again enlarge It's business scope,
and, with the beginning ot next month,
will take in new members. The Buckeyes
amendment to its old bylaws makes II a
permanent, institution. Any persons seek
ing an Investment where they would like
To make eight or ten per cent on their
money will DO well to call on VIM. Parks,
ut Parks x Dickens, and take some stock
in this association. The beauty of n build
ing association aS u place IL save your
money il that there is not ore chance IN Il
million Tor any loss. All loans made by
the company are secured by mortgages
supposed to he double the value al the
sum borrowed. The young man and the
old should take advantage at institutions
of this character. A little sun saved each
month becomes a pile, rs the saving is, in
several year. Beside the Buckeye there ~
the Belmont, Glass City and the Bellaire
Building and Loan Company, the latter
being the oldest ASSOCIATION III the city.
DR.. Il. 4. Mcclure has had the front OF
his residence changed somewhat, adding 10
its beauty.
There are not a few of our young gen
tlcmen who are greatly interested in base
ball, and each day back their Iayoritc
clubs with "hOOdlc. One or two of them
have been unfortunate, bcingon the wrong
side of the fence every gaIHe and quite Il
hole has been created IL their pocket
books.
Will Faupcl and his sister, Miss Lille.
have zone Ia Indiana to live. Mrs. Faupel
will leave rs soon Us she can dispose of her
business.
The season at the Elysian theatre will
close on Thursday evening, 1t which time
"The Shadow Drtcctivc' will be played.
Arrangements will he made to have the
theatre ventilated as much as possible
on that night. The show is a good one.
1t begins To look as if the Decor ttion
Day exercises here will be more elaborate
this year than for some time. This will
be true rs far rs the turn out * concerned,
~ the parade will he Of large dimensions.
Wonncr's Cadets will he in line.
The family of Thornton Rodeicr visited
MOundsvillc camp ground last week.
The musical event of the season OC-
CURED on Friday and Saturday nights ut
the Elysim thcatcr. The Choral SOcicty's
programme OF vocal and instrumental mu-
sic OH each evening was rcple1e with cX-
cellent talent. The only thing that spoiled
The effect was the attendance. 1t seems a
shame that there not enough musiC-lOving
people in the city 10 make an event like
the one Just passed lOngt 10 he remembered.
The Choral Society is laI above in point Oi
talent to u similar organization that has
ever existed here. Its members turned
out ut all the temperance meetings, and Ivy
their efforts made the singing at that time
what il otherwise would not have been,
and this fact alone should have had the
effect Of filling the theatre, but it seems
past Labor WAS forgotten. TO the folks
from Wheeling who resisted and those who
attended, the Choral Society extends
| thanks and hopes to be able 10 return the
compliment at some future date.
james Mason, clerk Of Davis IL Archer,
is laid mp with measles.
Rev. y. s.. IE0ey will be regularly in
stalled pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening.
There seems to he no drawback about
raising ali the money fr a new bank here,
and il now looks as if we were To have a
Second National Bank.
There are no attractions booked at the
Elysian until some time in September.
The steel workers will probably resume
tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Wiley, of near st. Glars
Vile. is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Rosa Meek gave an ~''Opening'' at
her millinery store yesterday.
The new warehouse Of the Bellaire nail
works has been completed.
The bottom lands south of the mill
warehouse has been incloSed for pasture.
Judge 4. w. Anderson has had his place
of residence nicely painted.
W. S. Carroll arrived safe in Colorado
with his invalid sister, Lihbie.
There was a large attendance OF teachers
here at the examination yesterday.
Some of our merchants say trade is not
as good ut this season of the year as it
should he.
A circular containing clippings from n
n great mony Ohio papers ls out in the in
terest OiCol. POOrman for Auditor o Estate.
r. W. Hays il erecting a fine residence
for a St. Clairsville man.
"Thc Drummer" was thick here last
week and the hotels did a good business.
Arrangements are being made by the
young folks TO give a gymnastic perform
ance.
The addition to J.. ID. COffman's Fourth
ward residence is about completed.
Fred Muhleman has complete charge Of
the upper wharf boat at present.